CRLF as line terminator in zone file
Joe Abley
jabley at patho.gen.nz
Tue Oct 5 10:24:43 UTC 1999
On Tue, Oct 05, 1999 at 08:16:59AM +0200, Marc Lampo wrote:
> not particularly a "bind" solution, but would it be an option to get rid
> of the '\r' right after the transfert phase ?
>
> for file in --downloaded-files--
> do
> sed '/.$/s///' $file >/tmp/$$ && mv /tmp/$$ $file
> done
I looked at that too. However, I decided that:
+ it wasn't going to scale very well. The script above takes quite
a long time to run over even just 5000 zones, and this guy is
loading another 200 zones per day at the moment.
+ it introduces new and exciting complications for locking, trying
to ensure that updates through the samba share aren't overlapping
with disk-thrashing sed action :)
> Sure, perl could get the job done as well.
And I could write a nice short piece of C which would be quicker
than sed or perl, but I still think the functionality is valuable
for bind.
Joe
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